I was thinking we could have a warmup type of thread. Help get your creative juices flowing.The first kind of warmup is a cheap concept doodle of a pose, and you'd redraw it as an actual drawing. Second kind is more abstract. There's a scribble, and

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Blixtwix!gAoQne3uTI 06/16/15 (Tue) 02:22:25 307b5f No.1965

I was thinking we could have a warmup type of thread. Help get your creative juices flowing.

The first kind of warmup is a cheap concept doodle of a pose, and you'd redraw it as an actual drawing.

Second kind is more abstract. There's a scribble, and you turn that into a drawing or part of a drawing.

Hopefully it should spark some inspiration or fresh ideas.

You guys in?

Also, obviously you can do studies here too. I have a reference photos folder (mostly scenery if I remember) I bummed off someone a while back, so I could occasionally toss a photo if someone is interested in that kind of warm up. Can also post high contrast body photos of guys and girls for human studies. Lemme know if anyone would wanna do that. :3

Art requests in this thread will be deleted. This is not a request thread.

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delcat 06/16/15 (Tue) 07:28:44 0cc0f6 No.1966

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Sound fun. Not so much a warmup though, since the board is slow. But fun.

delcat 07/06/15 (Mon) 11:47:16 0cc0f6 No.2080

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(crickets) Was this meant to be a chain game? What I have in mind is something explicitly like a chain game.

Slightly different variation of your idea: Today I was thinking about how you can constructively coerce details, forms, or any other aspect of an image with a few lines and shapes. Drew some super shit examples. The game is, after responding with a solution, define some simple coercive spaces and the next player draws whatever they want in them. I want to practice being a little more controlled/analytic instead of just doodling.

I prefer spaces that are flowing, maybe biased, asymmetrical etc. If you have any additional insights into how we could mechanically manipulate spaces for a particular result I'd like to see em, with a visual explanation maybe. I'd also like to hear about how you conceptualize things, cognitive tricks etc.